Stuart · Palm City · Hobe Sound · Jensen Beach · Indiantown
Every course in Martin County, in one place.
Public or private, what it costs, how to get a tee time, and what golfers really think — for all 31 courses on Florida’s Treasure Coast.
Courses you can play
Open to the public
Martin Downs Golf Club
An 18-hole course in the Martin Downs community of Palm City, listed as open to public play.
Sailfish Sands Golf Course
Martin County’s own public golf facility: the Ron Garl–designed Sailfish 18 (par 72, tight fairways, small greens and water on nearly every hole) plus a 9-hole course, hitting bays, a restaurant and bar, and a full junior program.
The Florida Club
An 18-hole, par-72 public course on Kanner Highway in Stuart, convenient to I-95 and downtown.
The Shores of North River Golf Club
A shorter, par-66 public layout north of the St. Lucie River — a good choice for a quicker round.
Champions Club at Summerfield
A semi-private 18-hole, par-72 course in south Stuart that offers public tee times alongside seasonal and annual memberships.
Crane Watch
A semi-private 18-hole, par-72 course in Palm City (formerly The Evergreen Club) offering public tee times alongside memberships.
Know before you go
Access rules, green fees by time of day, dress codes and practice facilities for every course.
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Real golfer reviews
Ratings for conditions, value and pace of play from people who just played.
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Most of Martin County’s 20 private clubs are tied to a residential community — from Sailfish Point to Harbour Ridge. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll connect you with a local golf-community specialist.
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holes of golf in Martin County
Across 31 courses in Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Jensen Beach, Hutchinson Island and Indiantown.